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New York Times crossword of November 13th, 2011 other clues
'#1' follows it
'10' in a bikini
'Do it'
'Don't think so!'
'New Sensation' band, 1988
'Reading Rainbow' network
'Shoot!'
'Shucks!'
'Son of Darius, please confirm my dog is male'?
'That ... can't be ...'
'That's a fact'
'That's it!'
'Too bad!'
'We totally should!'
1970 #1 R&B hit for James Brown
1998 Masters champion Mark
A lack of compassion
A pastel
A street drug, for short
Actress Thurman
Ads
African menace
Approx
Best effort
Big ___
Bit of progress
Bonus reel fodder
Busy
Candy company whose first flavor was Pfefferminz
Cities, informally
Come full circle?
Completely flip
Cry with a forehead slap, maybe
Curio displayers
Cut, in a way
Dashed fig
Dedicated offerings
Deluxe
Denizens: Suffix
Disparaging Argentine leader badly injured?
Down in the dumps
Drains
Em and Bee, e.g
Emergency broadcast
Federal org. with inspectors
Feel that one's had enough, say
Flip of a flop
Followers of William the Conqueror
Foreign tender?
Former J.F.K. line
Former N.B.A. star Spud
Former telco giant
French clergymen
Get back to
Given the heave-ho
Guitar great Paul
Hampshire mother
Having a policy of reverse seniority?
Hip-hop's ___ Def
Inferior tour vehicle for Snoop Dogg?
Info on modern business cards
It may be settled over beers
It serves a duel purpose
It's stunning
Italian article
Italian vineyard region
Jah worshiper
Just sort, supposedly
Kay of 'Rich Man, Poor Man'
Lead's counterpart
Long Island county west of Suffolk
Medusa killer takes his agent to court?
Nativity figure
Nest egg option, briefly
Not be spoken aloud
Oklahoma city
One encountered in a close encounter
One side in a bullfight
One who gets things
One-on-one job for a ladies' man?
Ooplasm locale
Open hearings in courts
Part of a sentence: Abbr
Part of GPS: Abbr
Part of N.C.A.A.: Abbr
Partner of raised
Perks
Picture of health, for short?
Pipe fitting
Pistil complement
Place to buy stage props
Pres. Carter's alma mater
Press
Producers of scuff marks
Punk offshoot
Recollection from a winter tourist in Poland?
Rein in
Reinforced ice cream container?
Repulsive
Rig
Risk
River islands
Roxy Music co-founder
Rug type
Rx qty
Scaloppine, usually
See 93-Across
Send out press releases, e.g
Show, as something new
Singsong syllable
Skirts smaller than minis
SoCal squad
Sorority letters
Sound dumbfounded
Spin meas
Stanza alternative
Start of an aside, to tweeters
Stopping point?
Students err?
Take back
Temptation
The auld sod
The old man
Their necks can turn 270 degrees
They may be metric ... or not
They may be sore after a game
TiVo, for one
Top 40 fare
Total
Tracing paper, e.g
Twosomes
Up
Way passé
Wedded
What Eng. majors pursue
Who said 'Learn from the masses, and then teach them'
Whom Han Solo calls 'Your Worship'
With 65-Down, stuck
___ pepper

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